Smith I/O Mag Goggles - Breaker

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Introduced in 2019 the I/O Mag from Smith utilizes their new I/O Mag lens change system. With the use of magnets combined with 2 locking mechanisms changing lenses is quick, easy and secure. The I/O Mag has one of Smith’s largest spherical lenses for maximum field of view and it has 5X™ anti-fog, Smith’s highest level of anti-fog technology, and TLT optics for crystal clear vision. The original I/O was the first goggle to solve the problem of what to do when changing light and weather demanded different lenses and the Mag system simplifies that lens changing process.

Match a Smith helmet & goggle together and the vents in the top of the goggles match the position of the vents in Smith helmets. As air flows over the helmet the vents suck hot air out of the goggle to reduce fogging.

Included Lenses

VLT = Visible Light Transmission, the amount of light the lens lets through.

Breaker

ChromaPop Everyday Violet Mirror - 23% VLT - Mixed Conditions
ChromaPop Storm Rose Flash - 50% VLT - Mostly Cloudy / Low light

Specifications

Medium fit
I/O Mag Quick release lens change system
Includes bright light and low light performance mirror lenses
Spherical carbonic-x lens
ChromaPop™ lens
5X™ anti-fog inner lens
TLT lens technology for crystal clear vision
Patented Porex™ filter prevents optical distortion during changes in elevation
Responsive Fit™ frame design
QuickFit strap adjustment system with clip buckle
3-layer DriWix face foam
Helmet compatible
Ultra-wide, silicone backed strap
Articulating outrigger positioning system
Includes microfiber goggle bag with replacement lens sleeve

Goggle Care

Look after your goggles and they will last a long time. Here are some tips on how to care for your goggles.

NEVER touch the inside surface of the lens, grease and oils on your skin damage the anti-fog coating. manufacturers add anti-fog coatings to the lens but if this coating gets damaged it won’t work. If you have a crash and get snow inside the goggle DO NOT wipe the lens, the snow crystals will scratch the surface of the lens and remove the anti-fog coating. Just shake the snow out.
Wearing – Don’t put the goggles on the top of your head. Goggles fog because of the difference in temperature between the inside and outside. The head is the hottest part of your body and heats up the inside of your goggle. They should either be on your face or off completely. Whenever you are not wearing your goggles put them in the bag supplied with the goggles. This will protect the lenses from getting scratched. There are also coatings on the outside of the lens, some are for anti-glare some are hydrophobic (helps moisture run off the surface), if you need to clean / wipe the outside of the lens make sure you shake any snow off and use a clean Microfibre cloth or turn the goggle bag inside out.
Drying – after a long day on the mountains the foam on the inside of the goggle will have gotten wet / sweaty, to dry them remove them from their goggle bad and leave them in a warm room to dry (do not apply heat to them as this can distort the lens and delaminate the lens layers).
Cleaning – Moisture from sweat and tears can build up on the inside of the lens. To clean this off run the lens under cold water and wipe with a microfibre cloth.

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